Leviathans

Imagine if, back in 1878, a Polish genius had discovered a way to make massive objects defy gravity. In Leviathans, that is exactly what happened. Forget about battleships patrolling the oceans; in this alternate history, military might has taken to the skies. By 1910, the world is locked in a fierce arms race, and you are cast as a captain commanding fleets of armored warships that dominate the clouds in intense, tactical combat.

This game is a dream come true for fans of tactical combat simulations. You will command everything from the colossal 'King Leviathans'—massive flying fortresses that anchor your battle line—to smaller, agile cruisers and destroyers used for support and flanking maneuvers. The experience is deep and simulation-heavy, requiring you to think like a naval strategist while managing the weight and limitations of these mechanical behemoths. The steampunk atmosphere is thick, and every decision regarding movement or artillery fire could mean the difference between glorious victory and a fiery descent to the earth.

If you enjoy miniatures games with an alternate history twist and don't mind getting into the weeds of tactical detail, Leviathans offers a level of immersion that is hard to match. It is a game that demands careful planning, a bit of luck with the dice, and, above all, the drive to see the sky filled with fire and steel. Prepare to order your fleet to launch, dial in your cannons, and prove that your nation is destined to rule the skies. The question is: will you be remembered as a legendary admiral, or will your fleet become just another burning wreck falling from the clouds? The outcome rests in your hands—and at the mercy of the dice.